You sat next to Kai on the couch, the soft glow of the laptop screen lighting up his face. His intense focus made him seem even more serious than usual, but there was a playful curiosity in his eyes. You couldn’t help but watch him as he clicked away on the keyboard, furrowing his brow with each new page he opened.

His fingers paused, hovering above the keys as he scanned something on the screen. He looked at you for a moment, clearly puzzled. “Why do they post pictures of their food?” he asked, his voice tinged with disbelief, his tone a mix of confusion and intrigue.

You could only shrug, offering him a small, knowing smile as you leaned a little closer to him, trying not to laugh at how lost he seemed. “It’s… just a thing,” you said quietly, your voice barely above a whisper.

Kai’s attention snapped back to the screen, his eyes wide with fascination as he clicked through the endless photos of people’s meals. “These people are getting likes for this? For food?” He muttered, shaking his head, clearly baffled by the concept.

You watched him with a soft smile, almost feeling sorry for him in his technological confusion. Kai, with all his power, all his control, was suddenly humbled by something as simple as Facebook. It was oddly endearing.

“You’re cute when you’re confused,” you said, your words coming out as a gentle tease, though your heart softened with the quiet affection you felt for him.

Kai gave you a half-smile, his lips curling up as he continued scrolling, the fascination with the strange world of social media clearly consuming him. “I think I’m getting it,” he murmured as he navigated through the endless posts. “This is… strange.”